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On the move ... Oceania Sirena set for a new home in 2028

If all goes to plan, Oceania Sirena will be leaving the Oceania fleet after her spring 2028 season. Although a buyer has yet to be named, the ship's owner, Norwegian Cruise Line Holding, is understood to have agreed terms. The 684-guest ship originally launched in 1999 as the R Four for Renaissance Cruises. Then, after 14years sailing as Tahitian Princess and Ocean Princess for Princess Cruises, she joined the Oceania fleet.

Cruising was badly hit by the COVID pandemic but happily all of that is behind us, with the number of guests boarding ship soaring to record highs. And with so many new ships arriving, competition to fill them means there are many bargains to be found as long as you do your homework.

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